Addition strategies give students tools to solve problems efficiently while building deep number sense. Instead of memorizing procedures, students learn how numbers work. In this post, you’ll find 14 addition strategies used in kindergarten through 3rd grade — plus step-by-step ideas for modeling each one
3-digit subtraction with regrouping can be a tricky skill for 2nd graders to master—but with the right progression, students can build confidence step by step. In this post, you’ll learn how to teach 3-digit subtraction with regrouping using 2nd grade math worksheets, moving from concrete
Hosting a Family Math Night doesn’t have to be complicated. Here are 6 easy-to-set-up math stations that will get families involved in fun, hands-on activities while practicing essential math skills. Each station is designed to help kids in grades K-1 build math confidence, practice key
As a teacher, you know how important it is for your Kindergarten students to practice math skills introduced in class. Centers are a great way to reinforce learning while fostering independence—a key skill at this age. But finding simple, engaging centers that don’t require constant
Teachers know that a one-size-fits-all approach to math centers doesn’t work. Our classrooms are filled with diverse learners, which is why taking the steps to differentiate math centers can ensure students get the on-level practice they need. This week I am teaching addition concepts. Here’s
Helping English language learners (ELLs) feel confident and succeed in the classroom is so important! Lucky to Learn Math is the perfect solution, with features designed to support ELLs and at the same time, make math fun and accessible for everyone. Let’s take a closer
